Great Britain having the class distinction, her mom didn’t want her children to feel out of place she wanted them to feel proud of who they were. She also wanted her daughter to be able to fit into the world around her. Her mother like to read about the working-class poor in the nineteenth and twentieth century, and this is where she learned about the elite and Queen Victoria. She was not popular at all, unlike what had been written about her in the history books when her mom went to school. Victoria had an unhappy childhood, but did find happiness when marrying Prince Albert, and had nine children. In part of her time of ruling, they kept the common folks, the adults and children ignorant, and as slaves working them to exhaustion in labor houses. There were widespread slums and sickness, the working-class poor were considered not important. Doesn't that sound like Hillary Clinton calling the Trump supporter the basket of deplorables.

       Many of the 19th- century finance ministers toyed, with the idea of abolishing income tax, but it proved to convenient and to lucrative to lose. Her mother knew how this affected her mother and her mother’s      sister as children, not having any food on their table. Their mother an alcoholic and them going hungry most of the time. Sitting outside the pub waiting patiently for their mother to stagger out and to fill their tummies;  picking up orange peel from the street, eating the pith to serve. They didn't realize how much this helped them getting their vitamin C.

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